TP-LINK TL-WR841N
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TP-LINK TL-WR841N
Type:router
WAN:Ethernet
Connection:LAN 4 ports, 100 Mbps
Wi-Fi:Wi-Fi 4 (N)
2.4 GHz:300 Mbps
Antennas and signal:20 dBm, 2 antenna(s), non-removable
It differs from the TL-WR841ND model in the type of antenna mounting. In this modification, they are removable, and in the TL-WR841N model they are fixed.
An entry-level router equipped with two non-removable external antennas, which primarily differs from the TL-WR841ND modification. The presence of two antennas allows for a more stable signal and a maximum data transfer rate of 300 Mbps. This is enough for online games, HD video streaming and video calls without any delay. Also on board there is a switch for 4 LAN ports. WPA/WPA2 encryption technology is supported, the QSS button provides the ability to instantly secure the connection.
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E-Catalog UK editor, Wi-Fi Equipment
Valerii Lenko, edited 12.06.2026
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Model overview based on user reviews
The TP-LINK TL-WR841N router is praised for its affordable price and simple setup, making it a popular choice for home use. Users appreciate its reliable performance and good Wi-Fi coverage across small to medium-sized apartments, with many noting that it maintains a stable connection even through multiple walls. The router supports Wi-Fi standards up to 802.11n, offering a maximum wireless speed of 300 Mbps. While some users report occasional issues with speed reduction over Wi-Fi and the need for periodic reboots, the overall feedback is positive, highlighting its value for money. However, there are concerns about its longevity, with some units failing after a few months to a year. Despite these drawbacks, the TL-WR841N is recommended for those seeking a cost-effective and functional router for basic internet needs.
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5 9 15 48 |
There are already a lot of rocks, so that no one will know about this one, without glitches and malfunctions. A couple of smartphones and a TV are permanently connected via Wi-Fi, and two computers are connected with a patch cord. The pressure is on the average sized apartment. Inexpensive, works reliably, requires minimal adjustment. As there was a charge when connecting the electrics, for work you get a 5 volt voltage from the main power bank without triggers or converters. Very energy efficient, which is important when working with a power bank. Wi-Fi speed is twice as low as cable speed. use TP-LINK TL-WR841N more than year |
Average model It doesn’t cause any particular problems, but it still sometimes freezes (2-3 times a month for sure) - you have to reboot. The signal is sufficient for a small apartment. They took it into the house - there was enough stable signal for 2/3 of the house, in some corners it was weak. |
Overall, I think the test was an excellent result. Would recommend for purchase. ethernet cable directly to the computer. 92 megabits/s download, 69 megabits/s upload. Torrent on RuTracker on the most popular distribution 10.6 MB/s. Through the router via ethernet to the computer. 91 megabits/s download, 63 megabits/s upload. Torrent on RuTracker on the most popular distribution 10.6 MB/s. There wasn’t a special opportunity to test Wi-FI on the reader; pages were loading quickly anyway (couldn't run a speed test there :) ). Installing the PCI-adapter D-Link DWA-520 802.11g in the second computer, a Celeron 800 MHz with 384 MB RAM, didn’t bring much benefit since I didn’t see an internet speed over 1 Mbps there, and even Chrome version 16 struggled to work. I didn’t want to troubleshoot whether it was due to drivers or some other unknown issue, so I blame it on the PC's obsolescence. The reception signal in the next room behind a concrete wall was "Very Good" and I walked around the apartment with the reader, and the signal level was good everywhere. |
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